With the development of modern medical technology, when women experience unexpected pregnancy, they can terminate the pregnancy through artificial abortion surgery or medical abortion, among which medical abortion is more suitable for women with a pregnancy time of no more than 49 days. Most women are not familiar with medical abortion. So, is the residue of medical abortion blood clots or flesh?
When a woman goes to the hospital for ultrasound examination after a medical abortion, if there is residual in the uterine cavity, it proves that the medical abortion has not been completely performed. At this time, most of the residue in the uterine cavity is iris tissue, and there may also be some blood clots and a small amount of villous tissue.
If a woman is unable to completely expel the pregnancy tissue from the uterine cavity after a medical abortion, timely treatment is necessary to avoid affecting her physical health. If the residue is relatively small and there is not much residual tissue, oral medication or contraceptive drugs can be taken to help repair the endometrium, promote uterine contractions, and eliminate residual tissue.
But if there is a lot of residual tissue and adhesion has already formed with the uterine wall, women cannot rule it out on their own and need to undergo curettage surgery to deal with it. Women should clean up residual tissue as soon as possible after undergoing medical abortion, otherwise it may lead to intrauterine adhesions or secondary intrauterine infections, and in severe cases, even endometritis.
